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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1963
Page
1
The Associated Press reports clear to partly cloudy skies across central Arkansas through Friday. Tonight, lows expected in the mid 20s, with a warming trend Friday. Daytime highs range from the upper 40s to mid 60s across northwest, northeast, southwest and southeast Arkansas.
U S District Judge J Smith Henley ordered Burton Gin Co of Jackson County to stop violating federal wage and hour laws after a complaint by Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz. The firm operates two gins a store and a farm in Jackson County. Clear to partly cloudy Arkansas through Friday with highs 54 to 64 and nights 25 to 35, Missouri warming trend, Louisiana fair with little change.
President Johnson declared the nation faces a dominant domestic problem and urged urgent action. He linked the stalled tax cut bill and the civil rights bill with delays by Congress and House Rules, saying too little has been done too late. He cited Kennedy’s aged medical care plan funded by Social Security as a needed enactment. AFL-CIO President George Meany supported the push.
Pierce said the company plans to use as many local resources as possible and released a constructive statement. Walter Reuther, president of the United Auto Workers, promised the President will have our unqualified and wholehearted support in his effort to get America moving forward.
The House passed a bill 216 to 182 to subsidize American textile mills so they can buy cotton at the subsidized world price. Democratic leaders call it the Johnson Administration’s first House test. U.S. cotton sells on the world market at 24 cents per pound with an 8 percent subsidy, while U.S. prices are 92.5 cents. The bill aims to extend an 8 percent subsidy to mills to remove the disparity.
The Arkansas Municipal Judges Association plans sessions in Little Rock to draft possible legislation for municipal judges in the next General Assembly. Judge John L. Sullivan of Little Rock, secretary treasurer, said two sessions would be held today.
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